Question

How did the US Constitution improve the structure of the government after the Articles of Confederation?

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Responses

It created a unitary system of government.
It created a unitary system of government.

It allowed states to have their own government.
It allowed states to have their own government.

It gave citizens the right to vote in elections.
It gave citizens the right to vote in elections.

It created three separate branches of government.
It created three separate branches of government.

Answer 1

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It established a stronger central government with more power and authority. This was achieved through the creation of three separate branches of government - the executive, legislative, and judicial branches - which shared powers and provided checks and balances on each other. This structure helped to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of a single person or group, and helped to ensure that the government would be accountable to the people. Additionally, the Constitution provided for the direct election of representatives and senators, giving citizens the right to vote in elections and have a say in the government's decision-making processes.